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MINTITES OF RLZULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 12, 1988 ZONING PILE #1313-ELLER CONTINUED Assistant Planning and Zoning Administrator Gaffron gave more details involving this application and showed the Council where the remcvals and replacements of hardcover would occur. Councilmember Goetten mentioned that she had visited the site and though} that the applicant's proposal improved the present s4:.uation. She appreciated the fact that the Ellers were removing 3s much hardcover as they were installing. It was moved by Councilmember Callahan, seconded by Councilmember Peterson, to adopt Resolution #2491. Motion, Ayes-5, Nayes=0, Motion passed. #1314 ;RRALD ROWLETTE 3775 BAYSIDE ROAD VARIANCE RWOLUTION #2492 Applicants were present for this matter. City A-ainistrator Bernhardsno explained that the Rowlet.tes were seeking a street setback variance for the purpose of installing a sunroom. The sunroom would be located in an existing indentation along the north outer wall of the house. The main issue is hardcover and a patio that the Rowlettes were to have removed in accordance with a variance granted in 1976. The Planning Commission recently recommended approval of this current application based on the removal of half of the concrete patio. Since that time, it had been determined that the patio was split into three sections rather than two. Assistant Planning and Zoning Administrator Gaffron indicated or, a diagram the configuration of the patio. Councilmember Callahan questioned why the Planning Commission did not have any concarn over the number of concrete slabs. Applicant stated that he had informed the Planning Commission that there were two slabs, but upon re-examining the patio, found there to be three slabs. Applicant stated that he would like to remove the outer slab, which would n,-�an a removal of less hardcover than recommended by the Planning Commission. Mayor Grabek asked applicant why he had not previously removed the concrete patio as directed by the City. Mr. Rowlette stated that he had an ice build-up problem in that area. He could remove the ice from the concrete surface, but could not chip the ice from a wood deck. Mayor Grabek arcked Mr. Rowlette if he would also find a reason for not complying with the City should they redirect him to remove a portion of the patio. Applicant stated that he and the Planning Commission had discussed this issue and the slab would have to be removed prior to the issuance of the building permit for the sunroom. Cj.ty Administrator Bernhardson rei!--erated that applicant was requesting that only one-third of the concrete patio bE rem(ved 6